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We are still investigating this, but there may have been a last second **** up on our side just before 1.2 went out . We had them working at one point in time just before the update and its not quite clear if we missed a setting or if Laminar changed something. At any rate, we definitely plan to bring reflections back. Jan

As Jan suggested, a small mistake was made just prior to release so that the latest cockpit reflections did not make into v 1.2. It will get fixed for the next update, sorry about that. Mo

Made this short video this morning using IXEG 737-300, XP11, and XEnviro in my 733 Sim. Any questions feel free to ask. Sure could use a co-pilot! https://youtu.be/vOdekHhpKSA

Ok thanks, report sent to Laminar.

Can we achieve that glassy look on PFD and gauges from xp10 or that is not possible in xp11?

Standby instruments are not that accurate at those altitudes. So its perferctly normal And the difference on your screenshot is 80ft if i see it correct

IXEG policy is to let our real pilots have the final saying in subjective matters like this

Hi Tom, no, I don't even use XEnviro. The only two other plugins active at this time where the landing speed rating thing (don't know the exact name) and XACARS. Like I said, the problems did not occur before IXEG 1.2. On the other hand, I was doing an very short flight from EDDL to EDDK at friday and there everything went well. I was not running XACARS there. Greetings, Chris

Hi, You are right I read some of these posts, but I'm afraid it's not so simple as many suggest. You can simulate a server down problem by yourself. Steps: - Load x-plane with xEnviro and the default Cessna such as at LOWI - in the xEnviro settings select a weather download intervall of 5 minutes - wait for the first time the weather (clouds) appear to see if xEnviro is active - simulate a server down by pulling your internet cable from your computer - wait at least 30 minutes and see what happens - would be nice to hear from your testresults Ciao and greetings to Bella Italia Tom

..thanks all for the lnformations and Jan for clarification so we can relax

Awesome - thanks for the tips mmerelles. Option 1 works nicely for my setup. cheers!

Hmm, I will take a look at this when I get home from vacation in two weeks! Thanks for the report, Jan

you have 2 options 1. Set up both monitors on xplane renderings. What you did, but you are missing to enable 'lateral fractional offset' for monitor 2 (scroll down on monitor 2 settings), and adjust it accordingly so monitor2 image starts were monitor 1 ends. Play with values 0.50 or 1 or 1.50 or whatever until both monitors form a nice width image you like pro: looks perfect because xplane renders both monitors no distortion at all. cons: performance is a bit lower than using option 2. 2. Set up both monitors via NVIDIA or AMD gaphic drivers on windows to form a one big image. Then go to xplane and set the resolution you use on windows. pro: top performance cons: image looks stretched on the ends of monitor 2

Go to the first post. There is a new file for the 1.4.release.